"The youth at Mille Lacs Academy are
receiving treatment and learning how to understand and change their
behavior. They are not locked in the facility because they are not felt by
referral sources or us to be a danger. Even so, safety is of paramount
concern to us; we provide virtually constant supervision. "As a result,in the last decade, we have had only one incident,
a youth stealing a car while on run from the campus. He did not harm anyone
and returned to the program the same day."

Nexus propaganda

These are the types of lies we have been told
by Nexus and the Onamia city council. We've been assured that these
juveniles are not dangerous, they've just behaved inappropriately. We've
been told that the boys don't escape, they just get confused about their
program and wander off once in awhile - usually with their counselors in
tow. The Mille Lacs Academy likes to present themselves as a non profit
treatment center whose mission is to help poor troubled boys - good kids who
volunteer to help senior citizens in the community. (And of course, they are
very well behaved in church.) The name "Academy" itself sounds like some
sort of military school, instead of what it really is: an institution for
convicted sex offenders.

We believe that the only reason that Nexus
admits to the "one instance" is because one of the Bradbury neighbor who
opposes the forced invasion and building of the $14 million dollar sex
offender facility in his back yard who indeed had his vehicle stolen by an
escaped Mille Lacs Academy runaway. So they couldn't deny it.

"in the last decade, we have had only one incident"

We found a few more...

Check out our 9 page compilation of Onamia
Police and Mille Lacs County 911 calls. They take a long time to load, but
please be patient. They're well worth the wait!